Understanding the 'i' Sound and Activities

The video tutorial introduces the concept of split digraphs, focusing on the 'i' sound. It explains how two letters can make one sound even when separated by another letter. The tutorial includes practice sessions where viewers repeat the 'i' sound in different voices. It provides examples of words containing the 'i' sound, such as 'bike', 'hike', 'ride', 'kite', and 'smile'. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to practice writing words with the new sound and share their work on social media.

What is a split digraph?

• Two letters that are always next to each other

• Two letters that make one sound but are separated by another letter

• Two letters that make no sound

• Two letters that make two sounds

Which letters are used in the split digraph discussed in the video?

• a split e

• o split e

• u split e

• i split e

What sound do the letters 'i split e' make?

• a

• i

• e

• o

How should you practice the 'i' sound according to the video?

• In a robotic voice

• In a monotone voice

• In a whisper voice

• In a singing voice

What is an environmentally friendly mode of transport mentioned in the video?

• Train

• Bike

• Bus

• Car

What activity involves walking up steep hills or mountains?

• Running

• Strolling

• Hiking

• Jogging

What do you call the activity of sitting on a horse?

• Jumping

• Riding

• Trotting

• Galloping

What is something you play with on a windy day that flies high?

• Frisbee

• Balloon

• Kite

• Paper plane

What do you do when you feel really happy?

• Yawn

• Frown

• Smile

• Cry

What is the final word example given in the video?

• Ride

• Smile

• Hike

• Kite